Luripeta

Luripeta is a coastal village located in the Srikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh, India. It falls under the Mandasa mandal. The village is situated along the Bay of Bengal, and its economy is largely dependent on fishing and agriculture. Luripeta is known for its scenic beaches and is a popular spot for local fishermen. The community primarily consists of Telugu-speaking people.

The geography of Luripeta is characterized by its proximity to the coast, which influences its climate and local flora and fauna. The soil in the surrounding areas is suitable for cultivating various crops, though fishing remains a dominant livelihood. The village has basic amenities and a local governance structure typical of rural Andhra Pradesh.

Luripeta's cultural fabric is woven with the traditions of the Srikakulam region. Festivals and local customs are observed by the villagers. The primary occupation of the residents is fishing, with many families owning or working on boats. Agriculture also plays a role, with paddy and other seasonal crops being grown. The village is connected by road to nearby towns, facilitating trade and access to services.